Crystalline Solids: An Introduction to Solid State Chemistry!
🌟 Join us on an enlightening journey into the intricate world of solid state chemistry, where we unravel the mysteries of crystalline structures, properties, and applications. 🧪🔍
💡 In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve deep into the fundamentals of solid state chemistry, exploring the arrangement of atoms in crystalline lattices, the role of symmetry and periodicity, and the fascinating behaviors exhibited by crystalline materials. From understanding crystal structures to predicting physical and chemical properties, consider this your ultimate introduction to the captivating field of solid state chemistry! 💎💪
🔬 What You'll Discover:
✅ Introduction to crystalline solids and their classification
✅ Crystallographic symmetry and lattice structures
✅ Properties and behaviors of crystalline materials
✅ Applications in materials science, nanotechnology, and beyond
🚀 Whether you're a student embarking on your chemistry journey or a curious mind eager to explore the wonders of crystalline solids, this video is packed with insights and knowledge to deepen your understanding. Hit play now and unlock the secrets of solid state chemistry! 🌟🔬
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Awesome video as always! Geological engineering major so this is obviously one of the things we most closely study in mineralogy so will be recommending this vid to all my lay geology nerd friends and peeps going into mineralogy next spring. But also, was lucky enough to do an undergrad summer research internship in a thermoelectric materials lab here at school. Really cool research sintering together all sorts of crazy metals and examining the resulting crystal structure via XRD and fesem and then their thermoelectric properties. Was physically very hard work in a hot lab full of hot furnaces and gloveboxes, but definitely one of the best experiences of my life so far 🥰 (minus the grad students being drama queens lol) definitely confirming my geologist lifetime love of solid-state chemistry!
@rojaslab
3 ай бұрын
Holy cow, that sounds really cool. In truth, I have a very limited base of knowledge in crystal structures so I feel like you could be up here teaching this stuff. The next inorganic video coming out next week is all about Band Theory, which is much more my speed, although obviously requires some knowledge of solid state chemistry. I just did powder-XRD with my students this semester for the first time. What an amazing instrument!
@SharpAssKnittingNeedles
3 ай бұрын
@@rojaslab It was such a cool experience! Lucky undergrads get to play with that kind of equipment! And lucky MIT students to get an experience like that in an undergrad chem course, I feel like I won the lottery getting to work in a lab like that. Super cool that you guys are doing that!
@SharpAssKnittingNeedles
3 ай бұрын
@@rojaslab And definitely looking forward to this next video! We studied this in the modern physics unit when I took phys3, but that was a couple years ago so sitting in on another instructor's lecture will be very welcome 🤗